They also cup their arms as well. They point their toes down/back, completely extended. Legs bent at knee for “elevator” but it’s really a combo of upper and lower body movements and shape.
This is impressive. Really cool. Scaling aerodynamics is REALLY hard, and the acute and very mixed control of wing suits is, from what I understand, really really complicated and would take some serious actuators and surface bending/billowing to replicate with any accuracy. I don't think any computer TX could replicate accurately the intricacies of what a human brain and a few hundred muscles can figure out to steer a suit, not to mention the sensors that humans come standard with (touch,joint position, wind on face, force on arms,legs, etc) but, If accuracy/scale is the goal, you did exactly what I would have recommended for a 2-servo ship. I can't wait to see you fly it!
You could build an air balloon to lift it, 2 air crafts in one project ;D. I really like the different air crafts you build, it differs from all the drone videos! Keep up the good work!
I thought I was the ONLY person that had one of these!! LOL I built mine 6 years ago, it's a great way for kids to learn flight without the prop dangers. I used a batman stuffed toy for my diver and 2 9g metal gear servos. 2s 300mah lipo. CG just below the divers neck. Instead of a parachute I used Halloween batwings from a costume store, they deploy with the flaperon switch. It's a sweet bank and yank flyer, and best thing is it could nail you in the face from the sky and its completely painless lol.
Interesting for sure! I'm a skydiver, wingsuiter, and wingsuit instructor with ~1500 jumps. Happy to help you figure some of this out. Currently, you're missing a key input on the tail, but for your purpose you may not need it. One thing to think about for your parachute -- what way is the model flying and what is the parachute going to do when the servo opens the parachute? With enough forward speed, the parachute will likely snag the bit that goes under the servo horn as the parachute moves towards the feet and not directly towards the sky.
Hey Tom, so you can smooth out those rough surfaces by using acetone. Yup, it's that simple. :) You place the model on a "stand" of some sort, inside a dinner plate or what ever. Then you take tissue towel and soak it in the acetone, put it in the bottom of a vase (make sure to wedge it so it doesn't slide down onto the model) and then you place the vase (upside down) over the model. And pour some water in the bowl or plate to stop any fumes from escaping. And voila! You will have a smooth model. Just be sure to keep an eye on it, I think it only takes like 30 minutes to 2 hours to do, so don't walk away from it once you've started. :)
Since it's not aerofoil shaped, this is more like an old-school bat suit than a wingsuit. I'm a professional wingsuiter and would love to answer any questions. The planform you chose is more like a beginner's suit and will have far less lift than the more advanced planforms that have a lot more wing surface area.
Fascinating video and concept. I really hope this works out. I do think there are two or three "control" elements missing from this design. For more accurate replication of wing-suit flight you would need to consider - controllable "Shoulders" (to allow you to independently tuck either arm in close to the body to more effectively control roll, and to tuck them in simultaneously to control pitch an airspeed) - controllable "elbows" (for fine pitch and some yaw control) - controllable "hips" - controllable "knees" Of course a wing-suit is far more difficult to accurately replicate in RC as this form of flight is controlled far more like that of a bird or other flying animal which means that every bone and muscle is used to finely control some aspect of the flight. Even the head! I love this project. All the best
That sure looks great. Though I think it will glide... fall really fast and would be hard to control. You could launch that with a catapult. Will probably be more convenient than attaching it to another vehicle someone has to control. What I was thinking about for a while is a wingsuit made of carbon tubes and a "space blanket". Can make it really lightweight, which, in theory, would mean slower flying, more controlability and flight time. At cost of really bad wind penetration.
I think this is a great idea but sadly I don't think it'll work in its current form - for full control you'll also need to bring the hips and legs into play. You've got the right idea for roll control with the arms though. To turn right you'd either drop the right shoulder or straighten the left leg more than the right (or do both for tight turn), turn left do the opposite. To go forward faster your straighten the legs at the knees, slowdown or backslide bend the knees. Stability in flight comes from the fabric between the arms curving higher than the body CofG and acts like a shuttlecock - heaviest bit at the bottom. Hope this helps a bit, and looking forward to Pt2 regardless of whether it'll work or not :)
Cool video! You may know this, but you can put a dab of hot glue on the voltage regulator before heat shrinking. So it will not changes voltage on you, after crashing a bunch. Can't wait to see it fly!
And another thought I immediately had would be to allow them to pivot like hips do, to act somewhat like a rudder. My prediction however is, this thing is more than likely going to fall like a stone.
Great project Tom, can't wait to see the results. I agree, 3D Printz filament prints very well and gives outstanding results, especially for the price. I met them at TCT last year, they are very nice people too. I use their filament on both my MK2 and Sigma with consistently great results.
Someday i really want to go wingsuiting. Probably the closest we can get to actually flying so i feel like that would be really awesome. Ive always wanted to be able to fly somehow so yeah.
You can control both arms with one servo then use the other to change the angle between the legs and body, is tricky though because the whole body is used to control the flight, for example your hands can control direction, it's a very complex thing you're trying to replicate, you'll obviously simplify things though, I'm sure you can do it tom, i have faith in you, it'll be interesting to see how you do this. Cool idea.
I've had an idea for a future build challenge. I thought designing a craft for self sustained flight with out using propellers, fans, rockets, or any conventional means would be fun. This would leave open ideas like flapping wings, Da Vinci's airscrew, thermal lift, and anything else you can think of. The vehicle should have some means of moderately quick forward movement and control (eliminating hot air balloons) and be able to maintain flight for at least a couple of minutes. If your up for a challenge maybe consider an upscaled rc honey bee that shows why the don't actually break the laws of physics. It sounds like a proper pain but that's what makes it fun.
roll control: if the diver pulls their right arm in, they lose wind resistance on their right which causes them to bank right. Your implementation of moving the arm back should also work but keep in mind that humans arms cannt rotate back quite like or as much as your model.
Legs should be independent for roll and pitch control as per a birds tail and wingsuit. Mix it as elevons tied in with arms as ailerons. Then construct from carbon fibre and use ripstop for wing surface. Maybe double skin it for a proper ram air aerofoil.
DUDE!! That's awesome :-) I have a RC Skydiver, but I never thought of making a RC Wingsuiter, that's too cool. looking forward to seeing it fly. PS I contacted one of my friends who builds his own wingsuits and asked him to help you along with tips/help. I'm not yet versed in wingsuiting as I am only taking the wingsuit course this summer.
Put it in an acetone Vapor chamber to help smooth the surfaces. You can also just use a sprayer or even a paintbrush and apply a small amount of acetone directly to the surface and it will give you a smoother cleaner finish on your 3D print. Other chemicals work as well such as lacquer thinner and xylene. If you're going to put it in the vapor chamber make sure and take all your electronics off first
He was commenting that it had a rough finish. PLA melt in acetone. Surrounding the pieces in acetone Vapor will melt just the surface enough to create a smooth finish
That is an awesome concept! I haven't seen anyone do this yet. My prediction is that it is much too heavy and will just fall like a rock. I suggest maybe 3D printing the frame with no infill and then using an airplane coating like Ultracote or some other film.
Quick heat gun treatment for the white from sanding. Get it right back to original color quickly. Wouldn’t go as far as trying to smooth it that way tho
Very clever design and very neat construction, Tom,congrats. As a wingsuit BASE jumper and RC flyer I'm really anxious to see the results. When we fly a wingsuit the geometry is constantly changing depending on what we want to do. This is extremely difficult to model in a rigid design as even small shoulder, arms, legs torso, etc adjustments can make a huge difference in the flight path. Good luck with your project and let me know if I can help you with any info.
I would definitely thin the walls as much as possible and a pivot at the hip area would be advantageous the more weight you can cut from this the better.....you could remove the webbing areas from the print and leave some kind of attachment area for the nylon
I saw a video where you put your printed pieces in a closed boxe or jar and put some acetone in it. ( acetone should not touche the plastic) A small fan helps the process. The acetone vapors smooths out the printed part. You can experiment with that for the proper duration of the process. Hope that can help!
Not an expert, but you'll probably need massive speed to have a noticeable effect of the control surfaces, so just dropping it from a height might not be enough.
So all he has to do is go to his local multi-story parking garage, or convince a radio station to let him drop it from their antenna, which would be cool.
The problem here is not the height itself, it is that at terminal velocity the wind resistance won't be enough for such a tiny wing surface. My guess is that it would have to be accelerated with a sling or something.
Loving the part 1 and part 2 stuff mate. Gets more info into the builds and gets double the views for your channel. If it helps a creator make more support then it's a good thing.
Hi Tom. Great video as always and I've been particularly interested in all of your parachute/paragliding relating videos recently. As an ex-skydiver/wingsuiter I've a couple of thoughts which, although late for your current build, might be of use for future iterations. I would have considered using two alternative control surfaces instead of the articulated arms - a twist mechanism at the hips and a bend (like an elevator) at the waist. The twisting at the waist would simulate more accurately the way I would have steered, whist trying to maintain maximum arm inflation in anhedral position. Bending at the waist functioned to change both the camber of my body aerofoil and also the inherent angle of attack. I don't thing it will be a problem in your current build, since i predict a very head down attitude, but take a look at real wing suit videos and the parachute deployment. Typically forward speed is reduced for deployment by bending the legs at the knees, and pulling the arms into the body. If you any further details please get in touch. I'm also in the UK and happy to talk.
God has said in the Quran: { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) Quran
They also cup their arms as well. They point their toes down/back, completely extended. Legs bent at knee for “elevator” but it’s really a combo of upper and lower body movements and shape.
Love the idea of an RC wingsuit. Next you should make a ridged airship
This is impressive. Really cool. Scaling aerodynamics is REALLY hard, and the acute and very mixed control of wing suits is, from what I understand, really really complicated and would take some serious actuators and surface bending/billowing to replicate with any accuracy. I don't think any computer TX could replicate accurately the intricacies of what a human brain and a few hundred muscles can figure out to steer a suit, not to mention the sensors that humans come standard with (touch,joint position, wind on face, force on arms,legs, etc) but, If accuracy/scale is the goal, you did exactly what I would have recommended for a 2-servo ship. I can't wait to see you fly it!
You could build an air balloon to lift it, 2 air crafts in one project ;D. I really like the different air crafts you build, it differs from all the drone videos! Keep up the good work!
I thought I was the ONLY person that had one of these!! LOL
I built mine 6 years ago, it's a great way for kids to learn flight without the prop dangers.
I used a batman stuffed toy for my diver and 2 9g metal gear servos. 2s 300mah lipo.
CG just below the divers neck. Instead of a parachute I used Halloween batwings from a costume store, they deploy with the flaperon switch.
It's a sweet bank and yank flyer, and best thing is it could nail you in the face from the sky and its completely painless lol.
Interesting for sure! I'm a skydiver, wingsuiter, and wingsuit instructor with ~1500 jumps. Happy to help you figure some of this out. Currently, you're missing a key input on the tail, but for your purpose you may not need it. One thing to think about for your parachute -- what way is the model flying and what is the parachute going to do when the servo opens the parachute? With enough forward speed, the parachute will likely snag the bit that goes under the servo horn as the parachute moves towards the feet and not directly towards the sky.
Nikko Mamallo I can't find the flight video so I'm assuming it didn't work out too well 😂
1500 jumps , WOW
Cool
Hey Tom, so you can smooth out those rough surfaces by using acetone. Yup, it's that simple. :)
You place the model on a "stand" of some sort, inside a dinner plate or what ever. Then you take tissue towel and soak it in the acetone, put it in the bottom of a vase (make sure to wedge it so it doesn't slide down onto the model) and then you place the vase (upside down) over the model. And pour some water in the bowl or plate to stop any fumes from escaping.
And voila! You will have a smooth model. Just be sure to keep an eye on it, I think it only takes like 30 minutes to 2 hours to do, so don't walk away from it once you've started. :)
I love this kid, he makes our entire species better. Best of UA-cam. Bob Ross loves you.
Well, you don't see anyone else as dedicated to engineering one of these from scratch on UA-cam. Well done Tom! Cheers!
Thats gonna be BANANAS if it even comes close to working!
Since it's not aerofoil shaped, this is more like an old-school bat suit than a wingsuit. I'm a professional wingsuiter and would love to answer any questions. The planform you chose is more like a beginner's suit and will have far less lift than the more advanced planforms that have a lot more wing surface area.
I'm always floored by how much you do in a week! I think wingsuit people use their "tail" as a control surface.
Can't wait to see how this thing flies!
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Looking great already! Great work!
to get rid of the white on the 3d print use a heat gun, it will melt the little micro fractures back together
It also helps to sand the PLA under running water
You seriously have to keep going with the hovering rocket project. There is nothing like that project in youtube, and it is A W E S O M E
Nice project. This parachute raiders with an FPV system will be a new rc sector.
I'm stunned by your dedication!
As a skydiver I think this is so cool. You could take it to a skydiving center and tell them to drop it from about 300mts. Best of luck.
Fascinating video and concept. I really hope this works out. I do think there are two or three "control" elements missing from this design.
For more accurate replication of wing-suit flight you would need to consider
- controllable "Shoulders" (to allow you to independently tuck either arm in close to the body to more effectively control roll, and to tuck them in simultaneously to control pitch an airspeed)
- controllable "elbows" (for fine pitch and some yaw control)
- controllable "hips"
- controllable "knees"
Of course a wing-suit is far more difficult to accurately replicate in RC as this form of flight is controlled far more like that of a bird or other flying animal which means that every bone and muscle is used to finely control some aspect of the flight. Even the head!
I love this project. All the best
The fabric works exactly like a ram air parachute. Also the roll axis is done by actually twisting your body. Using your own torque.
You need a 25mW vtx/cam combo for the front and you can fly it FPV! Awesome project.
That sure looks great. Though I think it will glide... fall really fast and would be hard to control.
You could launch that with a catapult. Will probably be more convenient than attaching it to another vehicle someone has to control.
What I was thinking about for a while is a wingsuit made of carbon tubes and a "space blanket". Can make it really lightweight, which, in theory, would mean slower flying, more controlability and flight time. At cost of really bad wind penetration.
This has been a inspiration for me to build a scale plane, and the plane flies
You need legs to control roll/yaw, just like a skydiver would!
You're freakin' awesome Tom. Can't wait to see part two!
I think this is a great idea but sadly I don't think it'll work in its current form - for full control you'll also need to bring the hips and legs into play. You've got the right idea for roll control with the arms though. To turn right you'd either drop the right shoulder or straighten the left leg more than the right (or do both for tight turn), turn left do the opposite. To go forward faster your straighten the legs at the knees, slowdown or backslide bend the knees. Stability in flight comes from the fabric between the arms curving higher than the body CofG and acts like a shuttlecock - heaviest bit at the bottom. Hope this helps a bit, and looking forward to Pt2 regardless of whether it'll work or not :)
Cool video! You may know this, but you can put a dab of hot glue on the voltage regulator before heat shrinking. So it will not changes voltage on you, after crashing a bunch. Can't wait to see it fly!
This is the coolest thing ever!! Can’t wait to see it fly!
I get pretty exited every time you upload a video and you upload a lot
great idea but maybe you like to make the legs into an elevator?
How To DIY Rc what?
He's Saying make the legs control the height instead of them being a solid piece.
And another thought I immediately had would be to allow them to pivot like hips do, to act somewhat like a rudder.
My prediction however is, this thing is more than likely going to fall like a stone.
The legs do pivot at the hips. Did you watch the video?
yeh but I don't think they're controlled by a servo.
You totally rock at explaining stuff (and 3D printing)
Good job! Let see how it flies
Genious mate. You know you have to FPV the head right 😉
that's the coolest build this year very original can't wait for the next vid
Always looking forward to your videos, thumbs up!👍👍
Very imaginative, good skills. Maybe add a small spring to chute release arm?
Great project Tom, can't wait to see the results.
I agree, 3D Printz filament prints very well and gives outstanding results, especially for the price. I met them at TCT last year, they are very nice people too. I use their filament on both my MK2 and Sigma with consistently great results.
Someday i really want to go wingsuiting. Probably the closest we can get to actually flying so i feel like that would be really awesome. Ive always wanted to be able to fly somehow so yeah.
So interesting, I look forward to the following video
wow, I absolutly love your video's this is amazing!
Cool Idea. Pumpt to see how it works in the air.
Love that you (like I) use Spektrum!
Dude 3D printz must’ve given you like 1 roll of pla to deserve that 6 second shoutout
Another ingenious creation. Lovely videos Tom! Great show off of your quick maths right there!
I love your videos as well. Especially the bicopter
You can control both arms with one servo then use the other to change the angle between the legs and body, is tricky though because the whole body is used to control the flight, for example your hands can control direction, it's a very complex thing you're trying to replicate, you'll obviously simplify things though, I'm sure you can do it tom, i have faith in you, it'll be interesting to see how you do this. Cool idea.
I've had an idea for a future build challenge. I thought designing a craft for self sustained flight with out using propellers, fans, rockets, or any conventional means would be fun. This would leave open ideas like flapping wings, Da Vinci's airscrew, thermal lift, and anything else you can think of. The vehicle should have some means of moderately quick forward movement and control (eliminating hot air balloons) and be able to maintain flight for at least a couple of minutes. If your up for a challenge maybe consider an upscaled rc honey bee that shows why the don't actually break the laws of physics. It sounds like a proper pain but that's what makes it fun.
Interesting project! Can’t wait to see this guy in action!!
Looking forward to the test flying day! Awsome idea!
In all honesty, I'd be surprised if that worked, but even more awesome!
You should have a fpv camera on it so that you can see where the rc wingsuit is flying.
and a roll stabilizer atleast
Just when i think you cant build anything better then the last vid 😁👊✌
You are a smart man. I like your ideas!
roll control:
if the diver pulls their right arm in, they lose wind resistance on their right which causes them to bank right.
Your implementation of moving the arm back should also work but keep in mind that humans arms cannt rotate back quite like or as much as your model.
Legs should be independent for roll and pitch control as per a birds tail and wingsuit.
Mix it as elevons tied in with arms as ailerons.
Then construct from carbon fibre and use ripstop for wing surface. Maybe double skin it for a proper ram air aerofoil.
Just found your channel. Where has it been all my life!? Amazing work, keep it up!
DUDE!! That's awesome :-) I have a RC Skydiver, but I never thought of making a RC Wingsuiter, that's too cool. looking forward to seeing it fly. PS I contacted one of my friends who builds his own wingsuits and asked him to help you along with tips/help. I'm not yet versed in wingsuiting as I am only taking the wingsuit course this summer.
I think moving the legs and head also helps with pitch
Put it in an acetone Vapor chamber to help smooth the surfaces. You can also just use a sprayer or even a paintbrush and apply a small amount of acetone directly to the surface and it will give you a smoother cleaner finish on your 3D print. Other chemicals work as well such as lacquer thinner and xylene. If you're going to put it in the vapor chamber make sure and take all your electronics off first
Kcburn He mentioned that it's printed in PLA
whats the point its gonna smush into a thousand pieces anyway
He was commenting that it had a rough finish. PLA melt in acetone. Surrounding the pieces in acetone Vapor will melt just the surface enough to create a smooth finish
Kcburn Yeah, that works well with lots of plastics, but not PLA: ua-cam.com/video/VZUfq0yrtv4/v-deo.html
Awesome idea Tom!
Wingsuit requires surprisingly little input. It's pretty much just the movements of the head and shoulders for most maneuvers.
Awesome, looking forward to seeing the flight testing!
That is an awesome concept! I haven't seen anyone do this yet.
My prediction is that it is much too heavy and will just fall like a rock. I suggest maybe 3D printing the frame with no infill and then using an airplane coating like Ultracote or some other film.
I have been waiting for someone to make one of these forever, Thanks! :)
Nice work. Might want to paint the back a different colour for orientation if it spirals
HECK YEAH!!! My dream come true!!
If it flies, would be good model to test out the theory that wing suit flyers can temporarily flare to level for water landing without parachute...
you should build a huge slingshot to shoot it with. also use a fan for the solder fumes ;)
Your idea was crazy😉😉👍👍
The sanded surface finish can be improved by adding a thin layer of olive oil, after sanding.
Quick heat gun treatment for the white from sanding. Get it right back to original color quickly. Wouldn’t go as far as trying to smooth it that way tho
I love these out of the box projects Tom. Keep up the great work. As a side note, you could use the Chinook to drop him hehehe
Great project, looking forward to seeing the drop :D
Simple water wash will remove the white dust on the blue sanded wings.
You could use a big ballon designed to pop at a certain altitude. Maybe use another servo to cut the string if thats not possible.
Nice project! If it works I can easily see the RC wingsuit as a toy for the mass market.
I’m predicting this thing to fly about as good as a rock.
Brilliant I can't wait till the next one
Love your channel and your prints!
Very clever design and very neat construction, Tom,congrats. As a wingsuit BASE jumper and RC flyer I'm really anxious to see the results. When we fly a wingsuit the geometry is constantly changing depending on what we want to do. This is extremely difficult to model in a rigid design as even small shoulder, arms, legs torso, etc adjustments can make a huge difference in the flight path. Good luck with your project and let me know if I can help you with any info.
Great Design, I watch your videos in amazement, every time!
That Is so cool. This is something that I just hade to see.
Pretty damn awesome! Can’t wait to see it fly, errrrrr, i mean fall with style!
I believe the white is from microfractures, a hot air gun should fix that because it'll remelt the surface material and it'll turn blue again.
I would definitely thin the walls as much as possible and a pivot at the hip area would be advantageous the more weight you can cut from this the better.....you could remove the webbing areas from the print and leave some kind of attachment area for the nylon
So you're essentially building everything that's missing in the Graupner catalog? How about a scale Caspian sea monster?
AlfonsoB now that would be something
Well! This is just remarkable awesome! 👍🏻 what a great creative content tribute you are!!
I saw a video where you put your printed pieces in a closed boxe or jar and put some acetone in it. ( acetone should not touche the plastic) A small fan helps the process. The acetone vapors smooths out the printed part. You can experiment with that for the proper duration of the process. Hope that can help!
Lets crowdfund a less embarrassing multimeter for Tom xD
Not an expert, but you'll probably need massive speed to have a noticeable effect of the control surfaces, so just dropping it from a height might not be enough.
Robert K 2000 feet / 12 = 167 feet for scale.
So all he has to do is go to his local multi-story parking garage, or convince a radio station to let him drop it from their antenna, which would be cool.
The problem here is not the height itself, it is that at terminal velocity the wind resistance won't be enough for such a tiny wing surface. My guess is that it would have to be accelerated with a sling or something.
The hard part is when he gets it up to where terminal velocity wont be a problem, it's going to be far enough that it's almost too small to see.
Good point.
Loving the part 1 and part 2 stuff mate. Gets more info into the builds and gets double the views for your channel. If it helps a creator make more support then it's a good thing.
I think rotation in the hips would simulate the subtleties of a bird's tail somewhat
Plenty of washout like a hang glider will make it stable :)
Can‘t wait to see it flying. Btw, are you going to continue the hovering rocket model? :)
Looks very cool dude
quick maths! :D
2+2=4-1
Gandalf the White that's 3 quick mafs
2+2=4-1 that's 3 quick mafs
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2+2=3.999999999999909
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That was something missing in the hobby!
Hi Tom. Great video as always and I've been particularly interested in all of your parachute/paragliding relating videos recently. As an ex-skydiver/wingsuiter I've a couple of thoughts which, although late for your current build, might be of use for future iterations.
I would have considered using two alternative control surfaces instead of the articulated arms - a twist mechanism at the hips and a bend (like an elevator) at the waist. The twisting at the waist would simulate more accurately the way I would have steered, whist trying to maintain maximum arm inflation in anhedral position. Bending at the waist functioned to change both the camber of my body aerofoil and also the inherent angle of attack.
I don't thing it will be a problem in your current build, since i predict a very head down attitude, but take a look at real wing suit videos and the parachute deployment. Typically forward speed is reduced for deployment by bending the legs at the knees, and pulling the arms into the body.
If you any further details please get in touch. I'm also in the UK and happy to talk.
God has said in the Quran:
{ O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 )
[He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 )
And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 )
But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 )
And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 )
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